... I The treasurer of the York County Hospital has received the names and subscriptions of Mrs. Fulianibe, of London, and Mr. Henry Browvn, of Davy- gate, York, as annual subscribers of £2 2s. each to that charity. On Friday last the loway Indians, accou1- panied by Mr. Catlin, visited York Minster, inspectingV ilt various architectural beauties, wlicl) excited their greatest astonishment and ...

... - IIMPORT OF WINES AT HULL. TO - THIlE ?? OF THIP, HULL PAcIEIT. Sir,' -Below I send you- account of all wines paid duty on at Hull, for the year ending Saturday, the 28th ult. Tlh6 wines are from 25 different ports, and there- fore I have oil; given you the two principal ports, and the wino has been paid daty by 91 merchants. The total amount of wine paid duty is 152,310 gallons, but 2,853 ...

... P';ESIDENT TYLER'S MESSAGE. The speech of the Ki pig of the yrench, and the message of the President of the United States Ofs I America, are chareateristic specipens of the genius of a monarchy and of ...

... I TIMES.-It is seldom that we have perused any politi- cal document with greater astonishment-not to say indig- nation-than we felt on reading the extraordinary manifesto of John MacHale, Archbishop of the Roman Catholic po- pulation of the province of Tuam, which we publish in another part of our paper this morning. The document is an epistle to the Premier. It consists of simple declamation; ...

... MR. O'CONNELL'S LETTER.THE SECRET NEGOCIATIONS, We publish elsewhere the letter of the Liberator of the Irish Catholics on the Charitable Bequests Act. It is a clear, powerful, and convincing document. No man not wilfully blind or unhappily misled can rise from its perusal without feeling that the act on which the honourable and learned gentleman descants is insidious in design and mischievous ...

... FORE[GN ARMIES. I T- . - A A- A , In the appendix to a report on the army estimates just issued, the following interesting facts appear:- Bavaria has an infantry force of about 43,000 men, consisthig of l6 regiments of 2 battalions each, and 4 bat- talions of Sharpshooters. The cavalry consists of 6 regi- merits of light cavalry (containing 6 squadrons each), and 2 regiments of cuirassiers; ...

... tPSWICH, 5 StIurttayE, JaI&Uiry 18, 1o.1 i SPRING ASSIZES-,845. The judges of the different Courts met in the Exchequer Chamber on Thursday morning, and chose their respective circuits at the ensuing Spring Assizes. The following is the arrangement:- MIDLAND CancUi'r.-Lord Chief Justice Tindal and Mr. Baron Gurney. HohE.-Lord Chief Justice Denman and Mr. Baron Alderson. NORTHEnh-.-Mr. Justice ...

... _ R I MiATHEA ThI ~ CS. Question 9.-B'v Mr. It. Harley, Blackburn. Given the apparent ?? depth of a ffish tinder water, to find! the direction in wvhich an arrow must he eliot so fig to lift it. Answered by the proposer. Since the apparent depith of the fish is given, the point from which the light emerges froim the siurface of this wuticr Is also given, therefore. the anglo of incidence lit ...

... Assunjiiffci:. O TT T U Q A L LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. INCORPORATED ROYAL CHARTER. EDINBURGH, 2(i, St. Andrew Square. GLASGOW, G3, St. Vincent Street. LONDON, 61, Mooroate Street. The E ISTING ASSURANCES exceed TWO MILLIONS : The ACCUMULATED FUND exceeds TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS; and The ANNUAL REVEN UE is above SEVENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. The SCOTTISH EQUITABLE is MUTUAL LIFE ...

... PLYMrOUTHI, JAN. 9.-The feeling which exists in the minds of the laity of Plymouth, Stoitehouse, and Devon- port, against the changes which have been introduced in the ceremonial of the service of the Church, is, if any- thing, stronger than amongst the laity of Exeter. Im- mediately after the publication of the pastoral letter of the Bishop, enjoining the observance of the obnoxious changes ...

... CONVEItSION OF ITS INHATES TO PROTESTANTISM. (To the Editor of the Morning Herald.) SIR-Deeming it necessary that the public should have accurate information respecting the dissolution of the Youghal monastery, and theconversionof its inmates tothe Protestant faith, 41 beg that you will have the goodness to afford me space in your next publication for the following brief statement Previous to ...

... I MR, O'CONNELL'S LEiTTER TO ARCHBISHOP CROLLY. It wvould be perflectly idle to codl attention to the siibjoiiied let- ter. We puv blilil it widtl, gr eat pllealsulre, inasmuch Is its tendency is to remlove eucli nilisuiiderstoiidilng berteen portieo so eminent as ma~ty have arisen out cf ceccut trasilisiction.s On all Ilitids, L therefore, the Rlescript is ?? was anticipiated it would be-as ...